Jerusalem goes back more than 3300 years to biblical times. We know from reading the bible and from external sources that there was a...

Eilat is a true riviera on the southern border of Israel and Egypt. Its location on the north part of the Red Sea makes it a perfect...

After the failed Jewish revolt against the Roman empire and the destruction of Jerusalem and the 2nd temple by Titus in 70 A.D, Jews were...

The Negev is Israels' main desert and home to many historical events from the ancient Nabataeans empire, to the 20th century Zionist...

The Hula Valley stretches between the Ramot ridge on the west, and the Golan Heights on the east, from the Ayun valley in the north to...

Lower Galilee and the Izrael Valley date back to biblical times. Yael and Sisra, Gideon and the Mediyin, King Saul's last battle on the...

The Arava is a plain on the Israel-Jordan boarder stretching 170 km, along route 90 from the Dead See to the Red Sea. On the east, it...

The Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth at -432 meters and salt concentration of above 34%. It stretches for +100 km from Almog in the...

The Golan in an elevated volcanic plateau stretching for 70 km from the Yarmouk rive in the south, to the Saar river in the north. The...

The Jordan Valley stretches along the Jordan river between the Sea of Galilee in the north to the Dead Sea in the south for 110 km. There...

Old Acre (Akko) was an ancient Canaanite town back in the 18th century BC, then conquered by the Phoenician. Its importance is in the...

The Sea of Galilee is the cradle of Christianity, and home for many Byzantine era archaeological findings. Jesus and several of his...

The Negev is Israels' main desert and home to a unique Zionist story of bringing life to a deserted place. The Negev was always a rural...

Judea and Samaria are the cradle of Judaism. Tel Shiloh  was the first spiritual city of the 12 Jewish tribes, and the location of the...